What problem does it solve?
Production AI agent work fails when prompts, tool schemas, context, memory, evals, and governance are treated as disconnected tasks, causing brittleness, hallucinations, and unsafe or unreliable tool use.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Agent architecture & system prompt design: build capability allowlists, guardrail hierarchies, and SPL-style instruction learning patterns.
- Tool call architecture: define tool categories and schemas, set confirmation and persistence policies, and debug wrong-tool selection.
- Context engineering & RAG assembly: route context via tagger patterns, assemble retrieval with compaction and diversity, and debug wrong-context failures.
- Memory systems & learning loops: separate working/run/cross-run memory, implement reflection loops, and connect to fine-tuning pipelines.
- Evals & regression gates: define eval contracts, thresholds (hard_fail vs soft_fail), datasets, and CI gate cascades for safe iteration.
- Multi-agent orchestration & governance: apply orchestration patterns (handoffs, manager patterns), run steering, and production safety gates.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to design an agent for your task by first generating a system prompt architecture and tool schema set, then selecting the required reference files for context, memory, and eval gates.